Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1923 — Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1923

BRITISH VETERANS THANKAMERICANS Owsley Gets Letter From Sir Douglas Haig, Alvin Owsley, national commnader of the American Legion, has received a letter from Sir Douglas Haig. British commander during the World War, thanking him for a message to the recent convention of the British Legion from the American organization, delivered by Hanford MacNider, of Mason City, lowa, it was announced at headquarters here today. “It seemed to me that your splendid words found an echo in the hearts of every one present,” the letter stated. “To your wish, ‘Let us be comrades in peace,’ I hasten to assure you that that is the sincere wish of every member of the British Legion. I hope that by some means we English-speaking ex-service men may become more closely affiliated. Please convey to your colleagues of the American Legion the heart-felt thanks of the British Legion for your assurance of fellowship, which we cordially reciprocate.” The legion was represented at the convention of British veterans by MacNider and Milton J. Foreman. Chicago, past national commanders. POLICE HUNT ASSAILANT Woman, Cut, Says She Fell on Lamp Chimney. Mrs. Virginia Buckner. 28. colored. Alvord St., suffered severe cuts on the left hip and one the left,hand today. She told police she fell on a lamp chimney. Police are searching for Ben Galbreath. colored. 1621 Cornell Ave. They say he cut Mrs. Buckner. She was taken to the city hospital. Cave-in Injures Contractor By Timet bucrial LAWRENCEBURG, Ind.. June 29. Joseph E. Knue, 38. building contractor. was seriously injured when the side of a cellar caved in. He was buried under ten feet of gravel. Employes dug him out. PAIN IN BACK, SIDES AND HEAD

Arkansas Lady Says Mother Gave Her Cardui and She Had No More Trouble of This Kind. Lamar, Ark.—Mrs. Edith Seeman, here, recently made the following statement describing her experience in the use of Cardui: had pain in my back and sides; sick headaches and my nose would I couldn’t sit up at all. ■ "My mother gave me Cardui. I Book about a half bottle and at this ®\ • .1 was able to get up and help with the work. Next time I took it again, and now, after taking two bot ties, I do not have any trouble at all at this time. I gained, my skin cleared up, I am healthy and strong. "My mother took Cardui for a weax, run-down condition. It did her more good for weakness and nervousness than any medicine she has ever taken. Phe took six bottles in all. We recommend it and certainly know its worth.” The foregoing is one out of thousands of statements which have been received from users of Cardui, the woman's tonic. If you are a sffuerer frGm womanly ailments, try Cardui. It may be just what you need. Get It at the drug store. vw 'fake >vv\ £ CARDUI* The Woman’s Tonic S \wvxxxxv\ —Advertisement.

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L.E.&W.R.R. Excursion Next Sunday to Michigan City $2.75 (Lake Michigan) Walkerton . . $2.70 (Kecnta Lake) Rochester. . $2.35 (Lake Maniton) Returning Same Date Train leaves Tndinnapoils, Union Station 6:30 A. M.; Mass. Ave. Station, 6:38 A. MAlso low round trip fares, with longer limit, to these and other points. For further information Phone Circle 6800, Circle 5300, Main 4567 Main 2120. . R.' C. Fiscn*. Ass’t Gen). Pass

rj 1 July Clearance Sale of Women’s Fine Hose /gk Pure Thread Silk , \ j a / Silk and Fibre j I and Drop Stitch / L\ Remarkable Values ) i qL J Women’s duffon Silk Hose, Beige, Champagne, Black, Af Cinnamon JuC Children’s. Fancy Top %-Length Sport Infanta’ Fancy Top Hoae, Black, White, Brown and OQ Half Sox, *| Champagne vvC Sizes 4to 9. IUC

Men’s Blue Chambray WORK )on SHIRTS (tJJjC \ - —— Firemen’s Shirts ~ Collars ( 1= Men’s SI.OO Sport /*Q Shirts Saturday. . . UvC Men’s Cotton Sox, yl Special at I * C

tJuly Clearance of omen’s Undermuslins Bloomers I £ Gowns Chemise ( w Petticoats | K W K ■ y. Camisoles / J 1 \| Mad©, of Fine Sheer Materials, Lace and j \ ' Ribbon Trimmed PB \ I Another Lot Grouped at Stepins, gowns. bloomers, \ a \ / chemise, petticoats, brassieres f/I and camisoles; all neatly / made and daintily trimmed — ) $3.98 Women's CORSELETTES SILK CHEMISE With Two Hose s,) white; ,^‘ h aad rib-T50.77 AII JJ*/C bon trimmed. regular size.. /_ cially Priced at- ) Lon * and Short Children’s Creepers Infants’ DRESSES Sizes 6 Months to 3 Years Pretty White Dresses Prettily )F* Lace and ) £*£\ Made of Check > J)H(* Embroidery / Q Ginghams ) v Trimmed , Special)

BATHING SHOES 49c Tfc . 1 • O caps Cos to soo tfathing buits f? Bathing Suits for the Family l) Fy Specially Priced Saturday J’ ajF i qe r f/M ) vdc i A great purchase and 6aJe of suits for everybody; V sizes from 4to 44; firmly knitted, close fitting \ suits; trimmed in white, red and green; get your V HHH season’s supply tomorrow. A Men’s All-Wool Bathing Suits v w A splendid assortment of all QO \ / ors; in plain and fancy stripes; (p #*/0 \ \ J j all sizes. Special in the -July i I I { sale, Saturday, at— / I j / Men’s Wool Boys’ and Girls’ / Bathing Suits Bathing Suits \!i All colors; \ a Qr Sizes 2t014 \ met j'A very special fP I • 0 years; re- ( Wil Lb Saturday in< 1 —■ ■ markable val- (m a Two. . y the July sale ) * ues, ) w v

Gingham Dress Aprons Regular and Stout Sizes for U w Women July Sale Price Made of \ f f"B / Stripes, Fine / £1 Checks vwßri Ginghams, / / and 1 ngggf* \ Chambrays, l M ) Combinations / Percales J I Fancy Pockets I lift Over 20 Styles to Choose From, Every One Worth K; j|::i jip| Much More Than 88c J :||iii I Women's Polly Prim APRONS |EP::i !L k July j M ( Plenty m liM Sale /| U/> {of All Price \ 11/v | Sizes Girls’ Colored Girls’ Dotted Swis4 Voile Dresses* Summer Dresses wij*{ .Tu ( 1 / y„r. \ * j

T: ~ ri 1 ——‘‘The Store of Greater Values **' --- - Tomorrow — Saturday—THE FAIRS Seventeenth Annual diw Chcemmcs. gates Begin With Mighty Offerings from Every Department —The Year 9 s Greatest Saving Event — When the Doors Open Tomorrow Morning at 8:30 this Great Bargain Center will be ready to serve you with Wonderful Values from every Department, Our buyers have searched the markets, making tremendous sash purchases. Stocks have been marked down to prices almost unbelievable for Smart, New, Up-to-the-Minute Merchandise of Quality. Read every item. Tell your friends and neighbors. Come tomorrow, and save as you never saved before!

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July Clearance of W omen 9 s Wr Satins and Colonials Regular $5.00 Values 01^ tl Q 8 Black Satin One-Strap Slip- If I ••'O Patent Colonial One-Straps pers with medium low heels, ■ — w ith beige inlay at ton gue, rubber heels attached. Sizes ■ Junior Louis heels. 3 to 8. Women*B “King Tut** —— wy l r a 1 $3 Women’s White Canvas Ked oandals King Tut Sandals ) t - qo $7.50 Values Oreen leather trimmed, ' I *zO f yv a * low heels and rubber heels ( Jt sQg attached. Sizes 2% to 8. / q) $3.50 White Sport Oxfords Trimmed in patent leather, \ a Just as pictured, with low or military heels, rubber (p | */0 military heels. Sizes 3to 8. heels attached. Sizes 3 / I Saturday only! to 8. /A Buy Shoes - Ouy Shoes Here and Here and Save! Save! j/' Every Suit jF Labeled Gemine L 1C OENUIMC CLOTH j Men’s Genuine Palm \ w/\ll SgdFf Summer Suits J|i 1 Colors > ■■■ / Plenty of "'WLj Tans j / All Sizes vML JET j Greys f M • ft/t/ \ for Jf' | Browns ( ' g Shorts, i l l\ Pencil Stripes \ M h Slims, I'U Pin Stripes I M StouU and whraf I Tartan Checks' W Regulars. I Tans, Greys , Browns, Navy and Black | Genuine Palm Beach Pants y \ JF —All Sizes y^r=

July Clearance Sale Boys’ Wash Suits Regular $1.50 to $3.00 Qualities QQ/. {fir. I $1.48 JO'-1 Y “" j 1= Silk Poplins, Middy, Pongee Cloths, Marines, Daytona, Linenes and Button-On Chambrays and Norfolks

July Clearance Sale of Summer Millinery , Former to $7.50 Hats Straw White > Crepe 9 Black , Felts I \ Lavender Satins I Itan and Sale of Women’s AA New Sport Hats pi*UU \ :

ANOTHER H* t rt •££ shipment Men s brirron Tropical Worsted Suits In the July Sale at _ 16= # T hese suits were made to sell at J ~J r 'W $25 and S3O in a regular way. j I ji They are tailored in snappy styles for | hi this season’s wear. A variety of col- f BK pill orings and patterns that every man j |j will find just what he wants in the I 11 ! I /sale. There’s a full size range for * if p men of every proportion—regulars, ||Ji| longs, shorts, stouts and slims.

July Clearance Sale • Boys’ S2O and $25 \ Two-Pants Suits 1 v\ Cheviots Tweeds i ' Cashmeres } baSfc. S IQ f and Norfolk and r .*° y S m Sp° rt Models, Nainsook |JH l*| l\ Knickers Full Lined Union I Suits Sizes 7 to 18 Years Sizes )AA Hfl ’ i Other Good .Q----4to 16 lUSfm 11\ Two-Pants v/| Fear, iHM

July Clearance Sale of Men’s Nainsook Union Suits Strictly ) i Sizes j [ First <Vf/ 36 to 46 A\ W J Quality \ I Sat. Only I * ' F ncy M d r. and Nm- S le of Men’, Stout Nin- ■ / f ok Umon \ tq , ook Union nC ■ J Su,t *. rv c suite 95c ML m 36 to 46 $2.00 Size. 46 to 54 Balbriggan Shirts OQ I Men’s Cooper Knit Union Suits,White, tf*| and Drawers OU C | Ecru, Black and Grey, Sizes 36 to 50... 01 July Clearance Sale of Men’s New Jg SILK SHIRTS fBMh 3ns 1 1 ■so.9s \y£r !f Striped and ( m ( Imported Plain White ) fIH ' Broadcloths mIHMmW $2.00 Sailor Straw Hats Plain and Fancy Weaves, d* 1 AA UllJg ffljffl Cable and Saw-Tooth Edges. . 1 ,UU

Sweet-Orr \ a qjCarhartt’s ‘v | Overalls ( Jackets Extra Sizes 10°/o Extra Painters* ■s:™r r \i i ji Overalls j J, and Jackets Extra Sizes 10°/o Extra

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